Yes, cars need the warm up period to get all the juices flowing. Mainly the engine oil, very essential to the life of the engine. An oil pump sits in the bottom of the oil pan and need time to push the oil to the top of the engine. Taking five to ten minutes to let your car warm up a little could take you a long way.
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